Tangboche

Tangboche is an important Buddhist monastery in the mountains of the Himalayan country. Situated in the khumbu region of north-east Nepal, the home of the sherpas, Tengboche monastery is famous because of its spectacular and unique location. It lies on the main route to the Base camp of mount Everest and offers clear views of the highest mountain in the world. Tengbouche became known to the world after Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzain Norgay sherpa made the first ascent of mount Everest in 1953. A lot has changed since those days when Tengbouche was remote and inaccessible. Today over 30,000 people come every year to enjoy the beauty of Tengbouche and splendor of the mountains.

Namche

Namche Bazaar is avillage in Solukhumbu District in the sagarmatha zone of north-eastern Nepal. It is located within the Khumbu area at 2,440 meters (11,286 ft). From Lukla, most treking groups will take two dayus to reach Namche Bazaar, a nice easy place to help in attitude acclimatization. Distance wise, this segment is doable in one long day(8 to 10 hours) but not advised due to increased risk of attitude sickness.

Lukla

Lukla is a township in the Khumbu region of eastern Nepal, where most people visiting the Himalayas near Mount Everest start their journey. Lukla, at 2,860 meters(9380 ft), contains a small airport where most people begin and end their adventure in the region. Although Lukla means place with many goats and sheep, one is not likely to see many roaming around these days.

chitwan national park

it lies 120 km, south-west of kathmandu with area of 952 sq. km. It was established in 1973 and was later declared a world Heritage site by UNESCO in 1984. sub-tropical decidious riverline forest, wooded hills and grasslands contain one-fourth of the world's endangered great one-horned rhinos as well as te royal Bengal tiger, leopards, monkeys and the splended gaur bison more than 940 species of birds are found in this omithologist's heaven,including the giant hornbill, the rare Bengal floricvan and the paradise flycatcher.

Bible and it's role

Bible not only contains but is the word of god, that rings out in the church, and through who listens to it in humility and obedience.Reading the scriptures with the faithful is, in order to get a better understanding of them.In the bosom of the christian community, aspects that in private reading remained unclear are revealed. i knowfrom experience that frequently in the company of my brethern i have understood many tings about the word of god tat on my own. i didnot succeed in understanding, it is to learn to know the mind of god in the word of god[C.Marthine, reflections on the church, veritas publication, Dublin, 1987[36-40]

Bible and it's role

poverty

in Nepal,many eople struggle for getting proper food and shelter.All the economic goods are vvvery expensive that poor people can't buy.In Nepal ,it is so difficult to find the job.Many people are uneducated because of poverty.Business organization and industries have been closed because of strike ny maoist.Lot of help is needed in village area.